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lasater · 04-02-2010, 01:33 AM

I agree with Trailer Trash 2. Most RVers are honest. I have lost a cord but that was because I failed to do a final walk-around before pulling out of a park at Carlsbad Caverns. I left my entire electrical box with 30 amp cord, 30 amp extension, surg protector, 20 amp cord, and teevee cable sitting on the ground. When we pulled into the next stop (some 300 miles later) on Sunday, we then discovered we had no cords. A call back to the campground was unproductive.

But, I have never had nor heard of a power cord being stolen off an RV. I recently lost 2 $150 hub caps from my 2010 Dodge (in Barstow, CA). Both rear caps disappeared. $301 plus tax to replace them. My dealership let me have them at cost ($200) so I got a little break.

04-02-2010, 01:33 AM	#4
lasater Montana Master Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Rapid City Posts: 739 M.O.C. #77	I agree with Trailer Trash 2. Most RVers are honest. I have lost a cord but that was because I failed to do a final walk-around before pulling out of a park at Carlsbad Caverns. I left my entire electrical box with 30 amp cord, 30 amp extension, surg protector, 20 amp cord, and teevee cable sitting on the ground. When we pulled into the next stop (some 300 miles later) on Sunday, we then discovered we had no cords. A call back to the campground was unproductive. But, I have never had nor heard of a power cord being stolen off an RV. I recently lost 2 $150 hub caps from my 2010 Dodge (in Barstow, CA). Both rear caps disappeared. $301 plus tax to replace them. My dealership let me have them at cost ($200) so I got a little break.